Red Lacquer Sideboard From Gansu - 19th Century
This handsome antique Gansu sideboard dates to the 19th century and comes from the nomadic communities of Gansu and Northern Shanxi in northwestern China. Traditionally used for storing clothing, such pieces also functioned as altar cabinets, integral to family ancestor worship practices.
Its richly burnished red lacquer finish and elegant carved side spandrels showcase classic regional craftsmanship. With four internal compartments and a generously sized top, it works equally well as a statement console, sideboard, or media unit.
- Origin: Gansu and Northern Shanxi, China
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Solid pine wood with original red lacquer and pigment
- Features: Carved side spandrels; modified panelled doors; four storage compartments
- Condition: Good antique condition; surface wear consistent with age and use
- Dimensions: W196 x D45 x H75 cm
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Red Lacquer Sideboard From Gansu - 19th Century
This handsome antique Gansu sideboard dates to the 19th century and comes from the nomadic communities of Gansu and Northern Shanxi in northwestern China. Traditionally used for storing clothing, such pieces also functioned as altar cabinets, integral to family ancestor worship practices.
Its richly burnished red lacquer finish and elegant carved side spandrels showcase classic regional craftsmanship. With four internal compartments and a generously sized top, it works equally well as a statement console, sideboard, or media unit.
- Origin: Gansu and Northern Shanxi, China
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Solid pine wood with original red lacquer and pigment
- Features: Carved side spandrels; modified panelled doors; four storage compartments
- Condition: Good antique condition; surface wear consistent with age and use
- Dimensions: W196 x D45 x H75 cm
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This handsome antique Gansu sideboard dates to the 19th century and comes from the nomadic communities of Gansu and Northern Shanxi in northwestern China. Traditionally used for storing clothing, such pieces also functioned as altar cabinets, integral to family ancestor worship practices.
Its richly burnished red lacquer finish and elegant carved side spandrels showcase classic regional craftsmanship. With four internal compartments and a generously sized top, it works equally well as a statement console, sideboard, or media unit.
- Origin: Gansu and Northern Shanxi, China
- Date: 19th century
- Materials: Solid pine wood with original red lacquer and pigment
- Features: Carved side spandrels; modified panelled doors; four storage compartments
- Condition: Good antique condition; surface wear consistent with age and use
- Dimensions: W196 x D45 x H75 cm
